Sentence examples for biting and chasing from inspiring English sources

It is an East Harlem take on Picasso's "Guernica," with St. Lazarus' s dogs biting and chasing him rather than faithfully sitting at his side, said Mr. De La Vega, who received a B.F.A. from Cornell University in 1994.

Convict cichlids usually demonstrate their aggressive behavior by biting and chasing, which entails bursts of high speed targeted at the intruder, and also show their aggression via their body size.

Attacking, biting and chasing.

The superior mouse would be attacking, biting and chasing another, who would be displaying only defensive behavior (sideways postures, upright postures, withdrawal, lying on the back or freezing).

The ritual consists of intermittent nose bites, nudges, and chasing behavior by the male until the female becomes receptive, at which time the pair lie side by side in the nest.

Even then they must bat better than they have in their last 20 Test innings, rattle their free-scoring opponents out for far less on second bite and chase down the sort of score that they have historically struggled to do on this graveyard for English ambitions.

Aggression included scratching, biting, lunging, chasing, and the balling-up of either the female or the male [ 33, 34].

For example, territorial fighting consists of threat display, chasing, biting, and other aggressive actions.

For each aggression we recorded aggressor and aggressee identity, aggressive behavioral patterns (chasing, biting, and slapping); and submissive/frightened patterns (flee and vocalization).

The behaviours were grouped into the following behaviour classes: non-aggressive behaviours (e.g. swimming), submissive behaviours (escape from an aggressive opponent or submission postures), aggressive displays and symmetrical high aggression (biting or chasing each other in a circle interrupted by mouth-fighting).

In chimps and gorillas, as in other mammals, play is usually forms of mock-aggression such as chasing, wrestling, biting, and tickling.